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by ww520 1y ago
The value of LLMs are as a better Stackoverflow. It’s much better than search now because it’s not populated with all the craps that have seeped through over time.
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by ww520 1y ago
It’s the next state. So instead of spitting out words, it will spit out a whole movie, or a sequence of world states in a game or simulation.
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by ww520 1y ago
> can a mainstream language adopt the algebraic effects (handlers?) without creating deep confusion or a new language should be built from the ground up building on top of these abstractions in some form. Algebraic Effect is a variant&#x
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by ww520 1y ago
Also dependency injection.
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by ww520 1y ago
It's different. Hooks in React is basically callback on dependency of state changes. It's more similar to the signaling system.
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by ww520 1y ago
Yes, I like to focus on one thing, too. That's why I usually only have one window and one buffer open to work on. The list-detail split view mode is when I want to quickly browse the files in a directory, like when I'm looking in
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by ww520 1y ago
Yes, that works but the view window takes up the whole frame. I want the dired window remains and the cursor/focus to remain in the dired window so that I can go down the file list and see the file content on the other window. Ctrl-n a
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by ww520 1y ago
Yes. dired-find-file-other-window is the one I found annoying. It moves the cursor/focus to the other window, and it keeps opening new split windows. If I ran the cmd 3 times, it would open 3 new split windows. Really annoying. I wan
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by ww520 1y ago
In dired-mode, I want to have a split view of the directory listing on the left window and to quickly browse the content of each file on the right window. The default file visit command keeps opening a new window for each file which needs
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by ww520 1y ago
Cryptographic hashing collisions are very very small, like end of universe in numerous times small. They're smaller than AWS being burnt down and all backups were lost leading to data loss.
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by ww520 1y ago
The hash collision chance is extremely low.
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by ww520 1y ago
Can use cryptographic hashing.
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by ww520 1y ago
The idea is not too far off. You could compute a hash on an existing data block. Store the hash and data block mapping. Now you can use the hash in anywhere that data block resides, i.e. any duplicate data blocks can use the same hash. That
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by ww520 1y ago
Yes sure, the code might be unreadable but it’s the working copy that any changes based on and run against. Throwing it away and recreating the changes in vacuum would be very difficult.
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by ww520 1y ago
While people and organizational knowledge are important, I have to disagree with the article. Code has value, tremendous value in fact. It’s the only record of truth of a software product. The code of a working product records the decisions
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by ww520 1y ago
Can be downsampled for the purpose. It's just noise after all.
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by ww520 1y ago
Good for network wiring diagnostic. It would be great if it can pipe the noise to Bluetooth audio. I can pair a headphone to it, plug this into the network in another room and still can hear it while checking the line connections on the s
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by ww520 1y ago
Space is really good low temperature compute. It’s perfect for hosting quantum computers.
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by ww520 1y ago
That's amazing.
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by ww520 1y ago
20 years ago I had the same thought. I actually started implementing the Rete algorithm. Midway through I realized, “hey, this is just relational algebra. May be I can integrate it in a relational DB engine. Use rows in tables as facts and
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by ww520 1y ago
If they are making money, there is no pressure to raise money from IPO.
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by ww520 1y ago
She got 1% of the pre-firesale valuation. Fire sale happened. Preferred liquidation of the later round investors probably took most of the sale's proceed, and she got nothing, along with all the founders and employees. It had happene
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by ww520 1y ago
For my most recent project, it was Spring Boot with Java at the backend and Solid.js at the frontend, with REST api in the middle. It has work very well. Solid has a very solid signal based React-style stack. Spring Boot is mature and stabl
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by ww520 1y ago
Sold at a fire sale.
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by ww520 1y ago
Wow. This is so cool. It opens up a different approach to the problem.
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by ww520 1y ago
"frequently returned item" = "frequently uninstalled app" Fewer installed is not it.
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by ww520 1y ago
Excellent work. The UI looks very clean and functional. It's feature packed. Good choice on using WebGL. It has support everywhere in most if not all browsers.
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by ww520 1y ago
Micro mouse is a good way to get into robotic.
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by ww520 1y ago
Without knowing more it’s hard to come up with specifics. There are different ways to play the AI game, from framework/architecture, model, data, fine tuning, to simple integration. You can do as simple as writing a mcp server to inter
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by ww520 1y ago
That’s true. With such a small data domain, there would be a lot repeated numbers in the 160M values, leading to highly compressible data.

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